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§ |
Indicates a section (e.g. of the Introduction or of a reference work). |
* |
Indicates a term defined in either Appendix 1 (Versification) or Appendix 2 (Glossary of Rhetorical and Syntactic Figures). |
⌣ |
Indicates a syllable that scans short (for details of scansion, see Appendix 1). |
— |
Indicates a syllable that scans long (for details of scansion, see Appendix 1). |
CE/BCE |
Common Era/Before Common Era (a designation for the calendar year, equivalent to AD/BC). In this volume CE should be assumed when no indication is provided. |
Comm. |
Refers to the Commentary in this volume. |
Intro. |
Refers to the Introduction (normally with following section specification). |
n. |
Refers to an entry in the Commentary (normally with preceding line specification). |
AG |
Allen and Greenough’s New Latin Grammar for Schools and Colleges, edited by J. B. Greenough, G. L. Kitteredge, A. A. Howard, and B. L. D’Ooge (Boston, 1903). |
CIL |
Corpus Inscriptionum Latinarum (Berlin, 1862). |
L-S |
A Latin Dictionary, edited by C. T. Lewis and C. Short (Oxford, 1879). |
LSJ |
A Greek-English Lexicon, 9th edition, with Supplement, edited by H. J. Liddle and R. Scott, revised by H. S. Jones (Oxford, 1968) |
OLD |
Oxford Latin Dictionary, edited by P. G. W. Glare (Oxford, 1968–82). |
TLL |
Thesaurus Linguae Latinae (Leipzig, 1900). |
abl. |
ablative (similarly nom. = nominative; gen. = genitive; dat. = dative; acc. = accusative) |
act. |
active voice (similarly pass. = passive voice) |
fut. |
future tense (similarly perf. = perfect; pres. = present; etc.) |
indic. |
indicative (similarly subjunct. = subjunctive) |
part. |
participle |
pers. |
person |
pl. |
plural (similarly sing. = singular) |
Apollod. |
Apollodorus, Bibliotheca (Library) |
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Ap. Rhod. |
Apollonius Rhodius, Argonautica |
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Apul. |
Apuleius |
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Met. |
Metamophoses (or Golden Ass) |
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Arat. |
Aratus |
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Phaen. |
Phaenomena |
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Cat. |
Catullus, Carmina (Poems) |
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Cic. |
Cicero |
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Fam. Leg. Nat. D. |
Epistulae ad Familiares (Letters to his Friends) De Legibus (On the Law) De Natura Deorum (On the Nature of the Gods) |
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Enn. |
Ennius |
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Ann. |
Annales (Annals) |
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Eur. |
Euripides |
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Bacch. |
Bacchae |
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Hdt. |
Herodotus, Histories |
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Hes. |
Hesiod |
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Op. |
Opera et Dies (Works and Days) |
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Hom. |
Homer |
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Il. Od. |
Iliad Odyssey |
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Hor. |
Horace |
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Carm. Epod. |
Carmina (Odes) Epodes |
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Hyg. |
Hyginus |
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Fab. |
Fabulae |
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Hymn. Hom. |
Homeric Hymns |
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Liv. |
Livy, Ab urbe condita |
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Luc. |
Lucan, Bellum Civile (Civil War) |
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Lucr. |
Lucretius, De Rerum Natura |
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Mart. |
Martial |
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Ep. |
Epigrams |
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Ov. |
Ovid |
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Am. Ars Fast. Her. Met. Trist. |
Amores Ars Amatoria (The Art of Love) Fasti Heroides Metamorphoses Tristia |
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Plaut. |
Plautus |
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Cas. Merc. |
Casina Mercator |
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Plin. |
Pliny (the Elder) |
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NH |
Naturalis Historia (Natural History) |
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Plut. |
Plutarch |
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Caes. |
Caesar |
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Prop. |
Propertius, Carmina (Poems) |
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Sen. |
Seneca (the Younger) |
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Oed. |
Oedipus |
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Serv. |
Servius |
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Stat. |
Statius |
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Ach. Silv. Theb. |
Achilleid Silvae Thebaid |
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Suet. |
Suetonius |
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Aug. |
Divus Augustus (Life of Augustus) |
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Theoc. |
Theocritus |
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Id. |
Idylls |
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Val. Max. |
Valerius Maximus |
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Val. Flacc. |
Valerius Flaccus, Argonautica |
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Varr. |
Varro |
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Ling. |
De Lingua Latina (On the Latin Language) |
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Virg. |
Virgil |
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Aen. Ecl. G. |
Aeneid Eclogues Georgics |